Braydan
Meaning of Braydan
Braydan, pronounced BRAY-dən, springs from the ancient Gaelic Bradan—“salmon”—that gutsy fish famed for leaping upriver like nature’s own superhero. This modern Celtic twist glides effortlessly into Latin rhythms, dancing off the tongue with spicy flair and a wink of feisty charm (no salmon harmed!). In the U.S., Braydan has been playfully swimming into the top 1,000 baby names—hovering around rank 917 in 2024—so it stays refreshingly rare yet undeniably on the rise. Every syllable oozes bold determination, creative spark, and a fearless spirit, offering families a name that feels like an invitation to write their little one’s epic saga—complete with Mediterranean sunsets and Celtic legends.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as BRAY-dən (/ˈbreɪ dən/)
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